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EASTERN NEWS.
ESPECIAL TO THE sESTISEL.I
Washington Notes.

WASHINGTON, March
Major Venor, of Ohio, called up the
vetoed bill granting a pension to sallie
Ann Brady. The House refused to
pass the bill! over the veto. Yeas, %;
nays, 122.
The President has decided not to go
to the Capitol to-day for the pur-
pose of acting on measures which may
be passed by Congress during the last
hours OF the session. He advised the
President of the Senate and Speaker OF
the House Of his decision in this respect
early last evening, and added that the
executive office would remain open all
night, and up to the very hour OF adj
iournment at noon to-day, for the con-
sideration of all matters requiring Ex-
ecutive action. In accordance with
this plan the President and most OF
the members of the Cabinet will re-
main on duty at the White House in
consideration of the large number OF
important bills which passed the Sem
ate yesterday.
Close Of the 10th Congress.
WASHINGTON, March 4.-The Presi-
dent and Cabinet reached the Capitol
at II O'Clock actual time. The clocks
of the two houses were set back. The
Senate adjourned without delay at
IL :55 A. M, Senate time-12 :04 actual
time. The Deficiency bill failed, for
want of time to engross it. The Forti-
fcation bill was abandoned in the con-
ference.
The River and Harbor bill failed to
receive the Presidents signature. 1t
reached him several days ago, but
was ''pocket vetoed"
AS early as Z o'clock spectators
began to occupy the gallery, and an
hour before the expiration of the 49th
Congress, by limitation, at least 1000
persons were present. The House adj
journed sine die at noon.
Rossa's Paper Suspended.
New York, March At is rumored
that O'Donovan Rosa has suspended
the publication of his paper and de-
camped. A reporter tonight found
Rosa in bed at his house. He said
he ceased the issue of his paper be-
cause he needed rest. AS to funds
there was nothing to be said. He had
not decamped or permanently sus-
pended publication.
The Freight Brakemcn's Strike
PIrTsBURG, March 4.-The freight
brakemen of the Pittsburg division o.
the Baltimore & Ohio railroad joined
those of the Mount Pleasant branch
demanding an increase of wages. The
indications are that it will extend te
the entire system east OF the Ohio
river. An official states that an in.
crease will be refused.
Caught i'm y SnOwslide.
MONTREAL, March 4.-Word has
been received that on Tuesday last {
large gang OF men, together with two
engines and a s~now-plow, were caugh
in a snowslide at Selkirk. Six OF the
men were smothered before they
could be got out.
Death OF u Millionaire Ex.COngress
DETROIT, Mich, March 4.-Ex-Con
gresham Edward Breitung, of Negna
nee, Michigan, died at Eastman, Ga.
last night. He leaves an estate val
ued at from five to seven million dol
lars.
ApprOpriates S35O,OOO.
WASHINGTON, March 4.-The Presi
dent has approved the bill appropriat
ing $3.50, 900 for the purchase of a sit
for the San Francisco Postofice.
Sill In Session.
WASHINGTON, March 4.-Congres
was still in session at 8 40 A. M.
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A Fertilization BiII.

Mr.. Carlisle was guilty Of perpetrating a
joke at the expense Of the House OF Rep
resentatiyes over which he presides. He
said that he favored some kind Of q forth
fication bill, but he thinks that the fortif-
cations ought to be built around the
Treasury.
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OVER THE WATER.

George Franklin Anderson SEN
fenced 10 Five Years. Penal Serv
itude-Rfsings Have Taken Place
at Tiernova-Fighting at Silistra
Between h Insurgents and
Loyal TrOOps-Leaders Of the Re.
volt as lsustchuk Ordered to be
Shot Another Slight shock Of
Earthquake NJ Nice.
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Journal: Washoe's rate for State and
county purposes for 1887 is 81 rs on each
500. or 10 cents less than last year. More
than ous-half goes to the State. Our tax
able roll this year will foot up SIS, 600, 900,
or e750. 900 more than 1886.
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NOTICE.

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE NE
Il vada Live Stock Association will be held
at Reno on the 18th day Of March. 1887. A full
attendance is earnestly solicited. All inter-
ested In stock are cordially invited to attend.
Il. W. CRUTCHER, President.
R. W.. LEWIS. Secretary.
Winnemucca, February 10. 1887. f93-td
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Mining and Other Stocks Bought
and Sold ON COmmlssfon.
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Notice Of Dissolution Of Partnership.

V,HE PARTNERSHIP HITHERTO EXIST
/ ing between r. Psstorinc, z. Sabini. Gut
seppe Pescio, Pistro Pastorino and Tomaso Pas
torino In the rsnching business. Is hereby dis
solved. All debts due said partnership will be
paid to r. Pastorino, who viii pay all debts due
from said firm. FRANK PASTORiO,
PIETRO PASTORINO.
TOMAS PASTORINO,
GIUSEPPE PESC:O,
ZACARIA SABlNI.
Eureka. February II. 1881. n8-lm*
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ESPECIAL TO THE eENTTNRL.1
LONDON, March Am indictment
has been found against George Frank
lin Anderson, the alleged American
Judge, who is accused OF swindling
Charles Deakin, Of Susquehanna, Pa,
out OF large sums OF money, under the
pretense that he was prosecuting a
suit for the recovery of a large English
estate, to which Deakin was convinced
he was heir. Anderson, upon being
arraigned to-day, defended himself.
He pleaded not guilty. He was con
victed and sentenced to five years.
penal servitude.
PARIS, March A telegram from
Giurgeoo says that risings have taken
place at Tiernova and other places,
and that the insurgents are reported
to be the masters of affairs at Tier
nova. Communication between Sofia
and the Provinces is interrupted. An
archy is spreading in Bulgaria.
LONDON, March A dispatch to
the Times from Bucharest, states that
several persons were killed in the
fighting at Silistra, between the in
surgents and loyal troops. Two officers
and l6 privates, who engaged in the
revolt, were captured and shot.
SOFIA, March 4.-The leaders of the
revolt at Rustchuk have been ordered
to be shot.
NICE, March A. Another slight
shock of earthquake has been felt here.
VIENNA, March 4.-Servia, as a pre-
c%autionary measure, in view of the
trouble in Bulgaria, has sent troops to
the frontier. It is also reported that
Servian reserves have been called out.
BERLIN, March 4.-Herr Weddel
Presdorf was to-day elected President
of the Reichstag.
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NEW TO-DAY.
Notice of Assessment.
Ruby Hill Tunnel and Mining Com.
pany.

ponys
r OCATION OF PRINCIPAL PLACE OF
IL business. Eureka. Eureka county. Ne.
vads.
Location Of WORKS. Eureka Mining District.
Eureka county, State of Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given that ct . meeting OF
the Board of Directors, neld on the 18th day
Of March, 1887, IN assessment tho. 13) Of One
Cent per share was levied upon the capital stock
Of the corporation. payable Immediately In
United States gold coin, to the Secretary. ut
the Office Of the company in Ryiandis Building.
Eureka, Nevada.
ANY stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on
Tuesday, she 5th Day or April,
1857,
will be delinquent. and advertised for sale 1t
public auction; aud unless payment 10 made
before. will be sold On THURSDAY. the 9Th
day Of May. 1887. TO pay the delinquent
assessment. together with the costs Of sdver.
Using and expenses OF sale.
BY order Of the Board Of Directors.
B. +. McEWEN, Secretary.
Ofnce-Rylsnd's Building, Eureka, Nevada.
Eureka. March 4. 1887. mh5.td
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-07
Funeral OF =. n. Ko,threr.

Tee funeral Of A. EeRlln Eeitt Ter
formerly CT tie fun Of BliSht d
heitbleF o. this c ty, but Who for three
ye2r5 past has besn II gl-trar Of the
Water Department Of Phi aiephi.,
took place On 6unda, afternoon from
5ha rsoldeuce of bis uuols, William
Smiley, Fifty first ard Woodland sv.
tue. Tle p. .delphla Press gays
Tho nem bers he different organ 2 !.
lions TO which Go belonged, aud his in
meiiata family and fTieuCs took lh-i,
lat view of the hodg as IL lay IN the
frcos rgflor Ct Mr.. Smiley's house, sur
rounded hy hauasone f1)rGi offerir "a
from the emp.oyes of the Water De
par,m n; Post 3 q. A. r.; Homilror
LODGE Ne. PA, 4 Y. ID; Continents
Lodge No 20. X Of b.; North Slal
Lodge No l67, A o Q w.
All of these organic tons were repre-
sentsd by large delegations. Captain
j. 7, Hickman com mapied the Pee
guaTd. who fred the partir volley ovel
tne graV,, This services At the hous,
aud grave were conducted by Rev. DIR
adanson, formerly Of tho MethoGts
Church a. Morton, Pa.
The burisl was accompanied ny thl
fnrersl rites OF the MAsons. Amen,
others p1sstEt were: Chief OF tho Wste
Departm ens Ogden. David Fl. Lare
Thomas u. Han melt, W. +. johnson
A. nj. Zsue, Joseph Winters, Josep.
Boone, Thou IN Greene, l.. T. Young
William b. Bearn, Chief McDoual.
and john L. Baldwin
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-07
A Missing Man.

For about four years a man named
John Dougherty boarded with Mrs.
Amanda CruDpton, 403 East Fourth
street, until last Tuesday week ago
when he was missing and has not been
heard OF since. Dougheriy worked at
Seidel n Hastings rolling mil, and on
the day preceding his disappearance he
had disturbance with couple OF
colored men, for which he was dis
charged from the works. The next day,
which was pay day, Dougherty went Ia
The works and drew two we, ks pay, all
that WAS coming to him and departed.
This was about o'clock in the even
ing but he did not return to his boarding
house Nobody suspected anything
wrong until the next morning when he
was ioun1 to be LlissiDg. This was the
more strange as he had never been out OF
The house all night before 1t was then
ascertained In asking for lin that the
eolored men with whom he ha quarrt ed
had made some very wirkfd threa s
against him, and there is lurking sus-
plcion that foul play may be The cause of
his disappearance.
lie had evidently rot 20. Off on a
journey as his clothes were left as he
Always left them hen he went out. He
was man who worked steady, got fair
wages ard paid his board regularly, but
he at times drank 90 much. He is about
10 years OF age, unmar led, and has no
relatives In this country rs far as Is
known. His acq Altarccs, however, are
very anxious 10 lear of hi whereabouts
and anybody possessing such knowledge
Would obliee his many anxi US friends
b. notifying Mrs. Crumpton.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-07
THIRD ! EDITION.



The wilmipetou n. d. Conierepc,
will convene u CFif Held, Nd, on Thurs
day, March II There will be very few
changes IN this city, ~ the majority o
the preachers stationed here will DO re
turned for At least aaother year. The
exceptions are ct Scott and B-ardy wtn'
Churches, their preachers having fllef
the full three years which they Cal
serve Ct one charge.
The COMMITTEES on Con ference Studie
will meet on Tuesday. 18th, At 7.30 p
m, and on Wednet day evening 1t 81
o'clock the temperance Anniversary vii
be held.
The followir g program has been ar
ranged for the conference:
Tbureday-9 O. M, administration o.
the Lord's Supper and opening OF thu
business session; p. m statistics
session; 2.30, anniversary Of the vii
minston Conference H. iorical Society
the Rev. B +. Price, chairman. "rhs
Origin and Progress OF cur Inference
His soricsl Society,"" by the Rev. K w
Todd; THE History Of Annametsex
Circuit" BY the Rev. B. G. Warren
"fhe History Of Asbury M. &c. Church, .
by the Rev. w. II. Corkran; "The
hibtoEJ VI SftEntlu M. N O0utCus ny
the Rev. w, W. w. Wilson. 7.30
church ext neion anniversaries.
Fridays 80 q. IN devotional exer
ciset; 0. business session; 2 80 p. m.
memorial service; 8, missionary sefm on
by the Rev. O A. Hill; Z 80. educa'
tional Anniversaries.
Slturtss-S 80 .. ~, devotional ex
ercises; o, business session; 2.30 p. m,
anniversary OF the Womtn's Foreign
Misslo nary Society at Emmanuel; z 30,
sUuive,ssIies OF the Freednen's All
Society.
Sunday-9 o. m, conference love
feast, led by the Eav. Alfred Smi,h;
10 80. sermon by Bishop n. W. War
ren, ID. d LII D.. aud the ordination
OF deacops; $50 p. m, sermon by he
Rev, A. Csaig, d. d and the ordina-
ton of elders; 2 30, Sunday school mass
meeting at Pyihisn Hall, conducted by
DIR. j. L. Hurlbut; 7 80. visionary tx-
erclses.
Mondays 30 a. N devotional extr-
cisef; y, business seasion; Up. NJ, stew
AIDS anniversary; 8, anniveIssry OF the
WoGeGa Home Missionary Sooiety !;
Z 30, annivf rsary OF the Sunday School
Union, Tract and BLUE Society.
Tuesdays 90 m devotional exsr.
cise.; Q business session.
Tie anniversary OF the frs. four even
inss VIII he held IN Imnanuel and Ae.
curry churches and Pythisn Hall.
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At tho a eade,my of Music.

The celebrated Dutch come dian,
Chsr!es A. GArd.er, commences mn
engagement Of one week al the
Academy of Music to-day in karl
the feddler." and ths Toronto Mail in
speaking OF him Gays: You get q hear
o. laugh for you money out Of Kari.
the peJdler.' IL Is olsverly written.
"ei,.construc:ed play, and gives Charles
a. Gardner plenty OF opportunity 10
display bis rare abilities az o German
dialect comedian, and he does the d is
pisyiog In o very excellen. manner.
He eets better every season. ana Is
probably now the best actor Ia his pc
culiar line in America He is the hsppy
postessor OF sswte', light tenor voice,
and he knows how 20 use 1t. Some oil
hls new songs will catch on. The com.
pany ID itrong one. Emily Kean is a
pretty anu clever soabrette, and the
boys In the gallery fell In love with
her.
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ADAMs On na ~

AZ ANS on TIE 9th ins' phIIln p
ru.Ms, N mo .btn year OF lis ave
heta,lYes and friends are res2ec fully In.
Slted to at end the funeral from the rssi
dencn Of his hrothor-in law. william ' q
Erantlard $40 Bennett street on Tnssd ,v
afternoon, march stu. seIvlo,s al tn houss
at o'ci9eK. lntermcnt at Rlyeryiea lam
leg; Cyrus Castle, No. ], K. Of a. ana
enpioSes OF the p, W. l. IS. Il. n uam,auy
are Invited to attend. H. oompauy
DOhmAF.-On the Oh inst Tbomas so,
years. hhh, aSeu ~
Relatives ard friends Of tho tani,x nv. -.
sho'.luily invited TO attend tho I'm neyaI from
I'v ieSicehoe f his parents, Rising Snn
nues ley afternoon at :. 30 o'ejoak ,ntar,
mem at ~: Josfpa's cemetery A' iA's'-
81, In =, this city. on tho 9th init.
t,na;; WIDOW OF lamos Rail.
unet u rom this residence OF har son
Wat,. hail 6o3 West Twelfth street on
wlihons ~. morning, 9th last at 10 O'Clock
"ns OF lhomas +. Donahoe aaed .s vears
v,to el ives and friends are rosnectfuily In.
,s s1a 70 ettend her funeral from lie Iate
st,ea, nce OF her husband, 2lo south Jackson
Hill On thursday morning, at b. 80 o'siocn
tersaon Ia at az 81. Paul's Il. q Ohutch, In.
''''A'h' al Cathedral Cemetery,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-07

Argument WAS heard in the United
States Court to-day before Judge Wales
In the case Of the National Dredging
Company We. the owner Of the tugboat
Argus, the facts OF which are as follows;
The dredging company employed the
tug TO take two soows to Norfolk, Va,
and Captain Challenger, Of the tug, left
the Break water on the morning of Jan.
nary ., 1883, TO proceed on the voy age,
and 1t Is claimed that st this time the
weather was threatening and IL WAS
evident that . storin was near. In the
afternoon, while the tug WAS proceed
ing with her tow down the coast, the
storm burst upop them and they were
Obliged to cut one OF the hAwsers and
lot the scow 60
Tho eame day the Argus left the
Rreskwater the powerful tug North
America also left TO 20 ID the resoae
OF three.masted schooner which wa.
ashore at Ocean City, but after proceed
Ing to below Rehobuth anchored on no ]
count of the storm and the heavy sea.
While the North America WAS an.
chortd the tug Argus passed with the
one scow In tow, and continued on her
course B-iore proceeding far the other
sc0w wss lost, and S16 coo damages lei
claimed on The ground that Gap
tsin Challenger was negligent In
leaving the Break water, q cafe harbor
when .torm Was torestenins z, and u 10
thsi after losing the one eclw he could
by anchoriDg, the same 10 the North
America did, have saved the other.
The Dredging Company 10 rep sen ted
by E. q. Bradford, E-q of this city
aud j Warner Coul.on, Esq Of Pbila
delphls, white the res pondents are rep
resented by Levi G. Bird, Esq., Of this
city, and Sawyer Ej.nunds OF Phila.
delphIa.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-07
An Insane Mans tf0aA'

Last Thursday an insane n'1
Anthony Mackelroy Wa ivl'.
streets and as he is u stranger -
to the slmshouse. Last night l' -
to make his escape By reIlo'I.
from one OF the windows, anI W. I'd
this moroing near tue West i w.
wet and 10 his bare feet IT. IL
hart and Cross were teleph9lgg ss1
took him to the hall, when s ,o,t "A
of his capture to superinteni.e,,tt 4, n
at the almshouse. While 81 MI
informed the officers that y 7. nj
bought ticket for s25 from 81 Il q
Chicago and that he wanted y !.
soon as possible. " Zen ffal,rs
Guthrie arrived with the a,A, "A,
was induced to enter, UNI" Nil
of going to the train, aud 'aS''
the almshouse.
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Ills Twen,y.iirsl i'it'l ~

William b. Johpson, I'm ,,msr
his father at No. 7o2 :: f a. .l,B
and who IL n pstt6rnmsk ! ID
iueton Machine Comp', I'D
reached 81 years Of as.. y .'',rIlS|
last, aud vas very nue. i,sirti
Saturday evening by s,'l, ,5ysp
Of his young tliende end ~ rsia,d
! calling upon him atu "a ,i'r
him upon resohing bis uT.s NJ "A
AMONGST bis frienas -, sa1
from Chester. Mr.. j. y ~, silid
scented With an eboay a'l ~, ,pisI
head, and with seye'a,' .t out ~
frier ally esteem. a pre- .girA1
aud a boua.iiul supn.J u
FOLLOWED.
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FIFTH EDI7Ql
Dots

Any one having an .,.,, n
office. uiess P.
Eaoch Moore Ia s,, \
twenty.five lee: to ,hs s IL VI
steamer James r. Hol. 'sAaa 4
Toe ,! ior.isth convert Of NJ. d
yas resolved into Be, H. sa' ~
Church last night ;, bS su'i.n, y
Two nev bridges are IN i
ovsr the Christiana 10 ,cc y. N "
south side branch Of ~. ppnols ;
railroad, making six S',.i !. wal
stream within the limit, 81 10, o'sa
Samuel Toppin, who wa. '.'al
Thursday evening, by t,Is,, l'N I
cars .. Trainers Station lnsi
return to his home near K' va "
Saturday. ' A'fiva, :
The Harlan & Hollir,.
pAny will Improve the .lo aOt Y Cs|
BY . deep plate iron le.I NV rdsl|
may carry . greater au,ht,,r, y ass|
enable her TO race N ora sn ~. /, VI als
VIM. Y. Warner h., 4. ~
driving and work horses a y. em|
At his stables on Mar, ''i'ss|
Peisons Wishing to pu,o; A. ,,. a'is|
and inspect them. 'l''ai|
0e oroa NJ Rank.
ny ~, hsti ,,, farm near Dslas,n IA
. ..Ss, VII .,,s cell a lot Of sood, =
' I mich COWS ct his sale % -
a, ,sn.,, as well as all bic irsJ
utensils and q lot Of hay and IA,
II Is expected that the Os y,
Jon cert In 81. Paui's M L Cs,m
evening, vii! b. js,a
ended, ~ the proceeds ara ~
Piled to paying for putting uOs a
'ures In the Sunday ,chJol nnGim.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-07

Bernard McClcskeg and IN couS,
morning charged win ulg job \
committed until IL o'cloc .To ce:p
ing wa, ordered to pay u, sdb|
similar ofIense, ana MI ,".t &@l
committed until ~ oo.t, ii !
Hanley was fined 81 ard , TUaT WI
drunk, and two your and ila1
were fined So and costs e'eD'
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-07
niaiic.ocs mischief

On Saturday Afternoon as TIE .i,Ge
chi!d Of NatiIsD Ausr, No. L. Fror t
,trelt, Was paying on tie fleps OF a
collar way l-aGipg TO the strset, Z
colorec fellow, named Harry Hosen.
beachan, came along ard pushed iht
cellar oor 20 ltGt 10 Toll and knock d
the Gala dawn. He vas arrested, ans
this nI1r. ioE vs. fLed 60 sad costs AZ
the ci,y court.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-07
sCorr's EMULSION OF PURE

S' o''' "ith hypopuospnitess
for Lung Troubles and Wasting Diseases.
DR.. j, sIMo.tATD, New Orleans, La
Snys: "scott'a Emu sicn Is the finesi
preparation Of the Kind ever brought u
my notice. In affectious OF the lungs
aud other wasting disssfes, we may
consider II our most reliable Agent, In
apei fectly elegant and ayreeab bic form. -
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-07

Donald NJ. r. IS Of C !. e,es
is visiting friends ID 'l'' =, Ga
Miss Hannnh f. sTa7 e q tSys.sIpI
Del, is visiting ir'eAu' rolorsrs
Miss Mary Tosh Of II ap'|
County. NJ l., is q gu''
Davis.
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List of Public gales.

MATCH
9. John Mckee, New Castle I'D,
., q. NJ. brambla, christians I'D
8. Weldin Il McEfw,c. W. O.U.hd
9. j. q. Inlet, MIN Greek Hid.
y, ,arr Megginson, Brandy HID
FRANK ncVaugh, min Greek lid
10, W. r. thompson. N. u. I'D.
Iatiner Il Hall. Uhristiana HID
10. A. II Tyson. norses, chester.
II. Mrs Zanes, T0s French street
II, James II. willtr1, 100 W. I'd 81
II, J. IA. willard. 5O1 W. 7th st.
II, No liza Market street.
II, Peoples \ sheldon, Christi. HID
~, q. Is. Collins. W. q. y. I'D.
", Jas. L. Bolton. New Cattle HID
", w. q. Martin hors 8
IL, WIN baienkoit, biacZbird, Del
u, Ii. ". Mouslsy Handy Ild.
"a, q. ]: frooks W q. q. Id.
10, w. Swigsott, city.
10, W. $. Nane, W. q. y. ~.
10, Va J. Nc Uhorter, st. Georges
10, john Dashter, Clristiaua l.d.
10, Sanuel iianby, BIand'y Id.
10. q. w. Hi, Meta. Pa
-, Geo: Murray, N. u. Hid
10, j. W. Guest. LeM Cnemort
IL John u. People,, II. % I'D.
l7,Charles L. Guest, brandy I'D.
A. IL. l.. Roberts, Chts.er.
~, Andrew Junes, 6.3 Market st,
~ Iioeraal a Al pleby, Chris. I'D
IL, Mrs Jeiie-is, CITY.
is, :. II. johnson Pencader I'D.
10, jerry Uou. heIty. NJ. q I'D.
~, a.. valentine, Brandywine HID
", Jester Il Mcdaniel. horses.
u, ;: ". McDauiley, Court Heuse
-, Mr. Phiiilps, B-audy wine lid.
~ Mrs. Hayes Chaniler, city.
Edmund Wilson, Is. HID.
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~ y. IL taoui |. New Castls lid.
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Moro of the Ma.s,on Asats

Last Saturday moTnirE LAIR
and Charles Marston had Lnf
Parlhsm arrested on c,pia, III
81 sfid avit, IN which they irs
PEI ham is Indebted 10 ihe1ts
ard that they bad every rssif
lieye that he was ab, ultO leama
Mr. Petlham furnished bail ~
Of 500 and the case will hss
Judge Grub " heL he re'urn.as
day, at which time Mr. Pcilhn1
that he win be able to lhos vi
Mansions were the pro :isl'r n
com pany, and that they aie ltals'|
him. 1t 10 also claimed thai vi
ing Of q cspias against a nVn ~
on the u I'll iavit OF another Hhas,,]
bos-rei ident,is contrary 10 l"ns
gal, aud that the proceeding u
squasl ed az soon as Jrdss ""
turns. II 10 stated that hia
tends TO institute procee( 10y pl
the Mars obs for perjury IS s@.s1
above case is settled. IN Tie rs.
Advance Agent Berry aad Qua.
tors still hold Marston'r baeiir,
tachments, and this morning XVI
trying to find some one vi ""
on their bond for t2i0 sao 10"
trunks released.
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The Japaneso

A number Of japanese mr,ppent
lustrate the customs a to.lT n
Mikado Empire, com RLll'IIiioss' Do. j
March 8, in the Odd fslIOSd .Ily, ,Ssi
receptions will be 1 ,sa 'secopd IN
from 10 to 12 a. IN; the rom, so to ~
5 p. m, and the third b9 e llgr chDi''
The admission Is -
cents,